[USED] Ikubundo Conrad Works Collection, Translated by Kozo Hirao

Master of literature, Conrad of Wurzburg! In the mid-13th century, with the afterglow of knightly literature and the premonition of a new age, Conrad, who used the height of his technique to produce a wide variety of writing, likens himself to a nightingale who dies singing at the top of his lungs. Although he could not escape the fate of being looked down upon as an epigone in later generations, his influence on various literary fields, including the short story genre, was enormous, and late medieval German literature would not be discussed without Conrad. This book contains Japanese translations of five masterpieces, including "Tales of the Heart.